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August Cub Scout Roundtable Issue
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Volume 8, Issue 1
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All Aboard
Webelos Communicator & Citizen
Tiger Cub Big Idea #1
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STUNTS,
CHEERS & MORE
Heart of America Council
Freight Train
To simulate a freight train approaching from a distance and then fade
off again, use a 4 beat hand clap with the first beat of each grouping of 4 loud
and then the following 3 softer beats. The
train can speed up, slow down, stop, and start with varying tempo. Throw in a
few train whistles for effect.
Racers
Move hand like a racer and go “ZZZRRrrroooooooommmmm” three times
Trucker
Pretend you are driving a big rig.
Reach above your head for the horn cord and as you make a pulling motion
say loudly “Honk, Honk!”
Knock, knocks
Who’s there?
Sarah.
Sarah who?
Sa-rah phone I could use?
Knock knock
Who’s there?
Radio.
Radio who?
Radi-o not, here I come.
Cub 1: Could you give
me a ticket for the next trip to the moon?
Cub 2: I’m sorry,
but the moon is full now.
Cub 1: Son, here are
the keys to my magic car.
Cub 2: Is it really
magic?
Cub 1: Yes, one
speeding ticket and it will disappear.
Riddles
What kind of shot do you give a sick car?
A fuel injection.
What does a train do with food?
Chew, chew.
What did the grape do when the elephant sat on it?
It let out a little wine.
How Book of Cub
Scout (1951)
THANKS, Mike
Rickety, rickey, riff-raff!
Chickety, chickeyty, chiff-chaff!
Riff-raff, chiff-chaff!
Let’s give ‘em a horse-laff
Haw! Haw! Haw!
Conductor’s Yell:
Pull whistle Cord and then Yell Whoo Whoo! (then)
ALL ABBBBOAARRDD!!
Locomotive: Begin on the heel of your hand, slowly.
With one hand gradually increase speed, walking you fingers towards the
finger tip, go over the ends of the fingers and walk up your arm.
The last part is to raise your hand over your eyes as a gesture of
looking in the distance.
Train: divide the audience into groups to make
different train sounds, getting faster and faster until a bell rings.
Run-ons –
2 scouts walking – 1 is carrying a train and a patch and
the other holding a trained patch.
1st scout: Hey, what’s the train and
patch for?
2nd scout: ‘Cause I heard our leader
needs a train and patch
1st scout: No, no, that’s a TRAINED
PATCH! (shows a trained patch)
2 scouts walking – 1 carrying an airplane, the other
carrying a wood plane
1st scout: Say, that’s a nice airplane,
what’s if for?
2nd scout: Our leader said to bring a
Plane for today’s meeting
1st scout: No, No, we’re learning to
use a WOOD PLANE today (shows a wood plane)
2 scouts walking
1st scout: Why are trains better than planes?
2nd scout: I dunno, why?
1st scout: Cause they stay on track!
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